Sarovar Mess — Restaurant in Andhra Pradesh

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Ryan Rumsey

May 3, 2017



John Ryan Rumsey told by John Ryan Rumsey; Ryan Rumsey 8E

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The Life of John Ryan Rumsey

My life began when I was born at approximately 6:23am on [birth date here]. I was born in Tucson, Arizona at [hospital in Tucson]. At birth, I weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 inches in length. I had dark blue eyes and light brown hair.

Some of my favorite toys when I was young were my musical mobile and my pet, Neal (a stuffed animal frog). I had two dogs name Boozer and Jigger. I also had a horse named Sassy Suzie. Actually, the horse belonged to my data but I considered it my horse too.

At my first birthday some on my friends were invited and had a nice time. My friend, Scott and I decided to try eating the candles first before the cake and we didn’t do so good. At my first Christmas I liked to play in the boxes rather than with the toys.

My first nursery school was Catalina Methodist Day School. My teacher was Miss Laura. My best friends were Scott Aros and Kevin Terry. My best subjects were coloring, the ABC’s, numbers, and solving puzzles.



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When I was three we moved to Phoenix into an apartment because we were waiting to have our house built. A year later my sister was born and I got to feed her just a few hours after she was born. While my mother stayed in the hospital I stayed at my grandparent’s house. While I was there I went bike riding with my grandfather and my foot accidentally got caught in the spokes, so I ended up going to the doctor too.

When i was five, we moved to Peoria, Arizona into our new house. I started kindergarten in Orangewood School. My teacher’s name was Mrs. Kutchen. I found four new friends who lived nearby and their names were Grady, Scott, Josh, and Charissa. I had many other friends at school and I enjoyed school very much.

In the middle of first grade we moved to Mahwah, New Jersey. We rented a house until we found one to buy (about six months later). When we found the new house, I went to Betsy Ross School. I still live in the same house on 31 Armour Rd. I’ve enjoyed Mahwah since I moved here but someday I want to move back to Arizona.



I see so much of my kids in these pictures, it’s scary

Ten words best describing me are probably thoughtful, enjoyable, fun, intelligent, curious, interesting, short, nosey, naive, and independent.

My dad is hardworking, quiet, naive, nice, fun, tired, enjoyable, forgetful, caring and great.

My mom is strict, hardworking, intelligent, nice, fun, interesting, pretty, tall, terrific and thoughtful.

My sister, Cari, is soft-spoken, bossy, nosey, hardworking, caring, nice, intelligent, sleepy, curious and boring.

In five years I expect to be in college, working on my studies. In ten years I hope to be in medical school learning to be a doctor. I twenty years I hope to be working as a doctor specializing in orthopedic surgery. I would like to become a professional in this type of work.

I spend my time on weekends going over to someone’s house or someone coming to my house. If I don’t do that, I’ll go skiing in the winter, baseball in the spring and soccer in the fall. I also do chores before I go outside.

I like to ski the most because it’s something that I’m good at and enjoy. It sets me free and I have no worries. The least favorite thing to do is playing on the computer because I have played all of the games a lot of times.

The qualities of adults I respect and admire the most are being enjoyable and having fun because with all the worries of adults it’s remarkable to see them have fun and let go of all worries. The quality I least respect is when adults misunderstand you and yell at you.

My best friend is Scott Aros. He’s my best friend because...

Went there just to see why the place is so popular and has so many good reviews and very much understood the reasons.

I am giving the place 5 stars for the following reasons:

1. The uncle at the counter was so down to earth and was giving tokens with a smiling face which itself made me feel home.
2. The tables & chairs although may not feel premium but definitely have a cozy 90s vibe to it.They reminded me of my childhood.
3. The food serving guys treat you not like a customer but like a relative…that’s how they serve you.
4. THE TASTE…as everyone knows, the taste is super good and homely.
5. The food quantity & quality along with items they offer makes it worth 110 rupees.
6. Last but not the least…the place is super clean and hygienic…may it be the tables, glasses, water jugs or even the hand wash sink…everything is neat and clean.

Thank you to the Sarovar mess for not just the food but also for a great learning of how exactly one should...

It's a veg traditional Andhra thali restaurant. Upon suggestion of my colleague,we went there in the search of a good lunch. It was crowded and they have seating at the ground floor with table serving and in the first floor it was self service. 80rs per thali consisting rice ,daal, fry sabji, curry sabji,sambar,rasam,kaadi or majhicharu, papad,pickels,sweet,ghee and podi powder. Food is served on banana leaf. Food was ok nothing extra ordinary. Service could have been better and more crew will be better considering the crowd and seating capacity. I personally have had better meals in Vijayawada. This is a old and heritage eatry i guess. My personal experience was average south indian thali. You guys can give it a try....